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10. Results, behavior, or ideas learned through a preset format

Results, behavior, or ideas learned through a preset format

experientially learned/developed through a specific format

resulting in educated responses, ideas, or new information

[[acquired]] ~APA, VandenBos, G. R. Editor in Chief. (2015).APA Dictionary of Psychology, second edition. adj. denoting a response, behavior, idea,

or in-formation that has been learned or developed on the basis of specific

forms of experience. pp. 11.

structured and functional feature of an oranism learned through

experience instead of genetic factors

[[acquired characteristic]](https://dictionary.apa.org/acquired-characteristic) (2020). a structural or functional characteristic

or a psychological feature (e.g., a trait or behavior) of an organism that

arises from experience or through interactions with the environment rather

than resulting primarily from genetic factors. Also called acquired

character[.]